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WjpW" 4 amd 1. SINGIN' IN THE RAIN (MGMUA) 2 0I0I (MGMUA) 3 JANE FONDA'S WORKOUT (Karl Lorimar) 4. CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KINO (RCAColumbia) 5 JANE FONDA'S PRIME TIME (Karl Lorimar) 6 STARMAN (RCAColumbia Pictures) 7. WRESTLEMANIA (Coliseum) 8 THE KARATE KID (RCAColumbia Pictures) 9. MISSINB IN ACTION (MGMUA) 10 2010: THE TEAR WE MAKE CONTACT (MGMUA) fori information supplied by tin fello-Inf ratilltri: ttl Music lorW Viuo Outlet: loner Vittoo; Vita) Stuck Any business with enough space for a Coke machine has enough room for a spanking new video vending machine from Credit Vending of Phoenix.

The company has installed 200 nationwide and hopes to have some in New York by fall. Using the machine is simple. Pop in a credit card, punch a few buttons, choose from 45 titles and rent a tape for as low as 99 cents a day. "The whole process takes less than 60 seconds," vouches Fred Solomon. He should know.

The first U.S. video vending machine was installed in his fish market in Burlington, Vt And no. "Jaws" isn't a big item. Meanwhile, back at the store. PINOCCHIO (Buena Vista.

$79.95) 87 min. Geppetto made Pinocchio, but Disney made "Pinocchio. the 87-minute animated wonder just released Into home video. The tale is of a puppet who becomes a "real, live" boy at the touch of the Blue Fairy's wand. A highlight; Pinocehio's visit to Pleasure Island, rSVNOCCHIO" ARRIVES ON Tuesdav in video stores 45 where small boys are ensnared in a sticky wicket of childish delights.

And MP years after opening in thea the scene in which Pinocchio and Jiminy oncket are swallowed by the whale Is magnificent, though scary. Includes the classic song, "If You Wish Upon a Star." i THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS (Thorn EMI. $29.95) 78 min. A delightfully realistic rendering of the Kenneth Grahame classic featuring Badger, Mole and Toad of Toad Hall. THE STEADFAST TIN SOLDIER (King.

$39.95) 27 min. ters. Fortunately for consumers, that's about 90 times longer than it takes most films. Moderately successful titles reach video about six months after opening night, while box office "dogs" can appear as little as two months later. The bigger the hit, the longer the wait.

Among those taking at least a year to move from -theater to home screen: "Ghostbus-ters" and "Beverly Cop." As for "E.T."? Never, says producer Steven Spielberg. To anyone buying an RCA VHS Hi-Fi VCR before Aug. 31, RCA is offering a free preview tape highlighting 56 VHS Hi-Fi releases, a copy of Vestron's "We Are the World" music video and a booklet of $5-to- $20-off discount coupons for buying VHS Hi-Fi releases. Paramount Home Video, which, pioneered low prices last is offering 30 titles starting Aug. 1 priced from "The Little Prince" at $16.95 to "Black Beauty" at $29.95.

1. GARBO TALKS (CBS-Fox Video) 2. THE KARATE KID (RCAColumbia Pictures) 3 JOHNNY DANGEROUSLY (CBS-Fox Video) 4 FLAMINGO KID (Vestron Video) 5 BIRDV (RCAColumbia Pictures) 6 THE TERMINATOR (ThornEMIHBO) 7. STARMAN (RCAColumbia Pictures) 6. DUNE (MCA) 9.

NIGHTMARE ON ELM ST. (Media Home Entertainment) 10. PLACES IN THE HEART (CBS-Fox) foei hrfomatiw nigpliet' tlx lollowinf NT ru mUiterj: tawricM VilM EiprtsS; III Utile WarW Mm Outlet, lomr Mm. The mime team. Shields and Yarnell, star in a colorfully realistic recreation of the Hans Christian Anderson story.

CLARENCE DAVIS DAILY NEWS Yup, a video vending machine Barnes Noble all stock videocas-settes between the hardcovers. At Barnes Noble, video proved a little too popular with shoplifters. jThe company moved its video depart-ment away from its Rockefeller Center window and into an area guarded by an electronic security system. Americans are more eager than ever to find fresh programing to feed their VCRs. Studios shipped 23 million pre-recorded videocassettes in 1984 and are expected to double to 50 million this year, according to the Video Software Dealers Association.

What's next? Video in fish markets? In pizza parlors? It's possible. THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO I'VStfeo Gems. $39.95) 90 min. A nicely animated version, faithful to the original story in this version Pinoc-cruo's nose grows. Sherryl Connelly Blair: ummmmml cal needed for poison gas.

Guess who prevents it from being smuggled to a foreign power? "Night Riders" (1939; 57 Another "Mesquiteers" film, this one about a phony Spanish nobleman who's trying to evict earnest homesteadersone of whom turns out to be the Duke da, ha, ha, ha. A word of caution here: There was a low hum in the soundtrack of both features. Hank Wlnnicki THE NEGRO SOLDIER (Spotlite. $19.95) 49 min. V2 Frank Capra's 1943 military recruitment film paints the black soldier, past and present, as an honest, hard-working, admirable character every inch the equal of, say, Jimmy Stewart in "It's a Wonderful Life." if the idea is patronizing, the execution isn't.

Stmt ratings given to feature film on videocassettes do not reflect the original ratings given during the movies' theatrical release. LOVE AND BULLETS (Key. $59.95) 95 min. Notwithstanding the proletarian image that has persistently and unfortunately dogged his career, Charles Bronson has made a number of very worthwhile films. "Love and Bullets" isn't one of them.

This very routine chase caper, set in the Swiss Alps, casts Bronson as a U.S. cop assigned to protect gang moll Jill Ireland from a hitman squad determined to silence her. Even hard-core Bronson fans 'find this one tedious. Jay Maeder THE FALCON AND THE SNOWMAN (Vestron. $79.95) 131 min.

i i i I 13 'I ivV" film, the first in a series of five "Gidget movies, stars Sandra Dee as the 16-year-old Francie Lawrence, the ultimate surfer chick. James Darren, who has 1 romantic brown eyes, plays Moondoggie, her boy friend; Cliff Robertson Is the surf bum, Kahoona; and Doug McClure can also be spotted. Sandra Dee's a sexier Gidget than the one played by Sally Field on TV, and she gets to do and say things that today would be censored. a whiz in the kitchen," she boasts to Kahoona as she runs to make him coffee.) The best of the "Gidget" series, this is recommended for those who Nke to own a film of each genre. It'll look nice on the shelf next to The Texas Chainsaw Massacre." Rosemary Brealln JOHN WAYNE MATINEE DOUBLE FEATURE NO.

3 Republic. ($39.95) "Pala of the Saddle" (1938; 55 min.) presents the Duke in the first of several Three Mes-quiteers" movies patterned after Dumas' more famous trio. Riding with him are Ray (Crash) Corri-gan and Max Terhune, who has a 1 sidekick of his own: Elmer, a dummy. The plot concerns the discovery of "monium," a chemi a CO SAVAGE STREETS (Vestron. $79.95) 93 min.

Vt Vicious teen toughs push Linda Blair too far, so she strikes back with a vengeance (and a crossbow!) in this violent, vulgar but relentlessly kinetic junk pic. While "Savage Streets" may be even dumber than the average Blair, it packs in plenty of gratuitous shower scenes showing Linda B. (in all her pudgy glory) lathering her big adolescent breasts plus locker-room cat fights, disco brawls and the oldest-looking high-schoolers ever seen on celluloid, all set to a hot rock score. The Phantom of the Movies Sean Penn (as Andrew Daulton Lee) is great, as usual, but Timothy Hutton (as Christopher Boyce) seems preoccupied. This true tale of two babyhood friends, Still, there's cruel irony here: Not much more than 20 years later, in a much murkier cause, recruiting blacks turned out to be easy, because they had nowhere to go In civilian society.

So they joined the Army in large numbers, which also is how they died. It will be interesting to see how future recruiting films make note of that. David Hinckley Bronson: booooo! GIDGET (RCAColumbia Pictures. $59.95) 95 min. In terms of beach movies.

GkJget" Is a classic. This 1959 who grow up to seU government secrets to the Russians, is overly long (two hours plus) and not nearly as gripping as it could and should be. Kim Blake.